Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-03-26
The Chat
Local, Personal, and General Matters
of Interest to Town and
County People.

Miss Maria Conner returned home
last Monday.
Glover, Timothy and Herds grass
seed for sale by ]. B. Ritchey.
Mr.. George Cornelius, of Tullaho-
ma, was here one day this week.
-Landreth's and Sibley's fresh
garden seeds for sale byJ. B. Ritchey.
See the nice cheap millinery at
VIM. II. Meadows.
--Coming-a big stock ofladies and
gents hats, at +. Webb's.
New Orleans Molasses, Flour,
Lard, Bacon, Etc, at J. III. Cummins'.
Mr.. w. A. Moore, of Rock Island,
was here a few hours Monday.
For the best Tea, Coffee and Su-
gar, go to j. H. Cummins'.
-Messrs. w. G. Womack and War
ner Colville returned from Louisville
last Monday.
Mr.. J. Il. Potts bought out the
interest Of Mr.. Ed. Nunnelly in the
saloon business, Thursday.
Rocking chairs, dining room and
sitting room chairs in various styles,
very cheap, at Harwell's.
Miss Nora Balm is visiting her
home folks at Morrison for couple
of weeks.
Mr.. A. G. Johnson and wife, of
Shelbyville, have been here this week
on visit to Mrs. Johnson'5 mother.
All that is necessary to convince
you that +. Webb sells the cheapest
clothing in town is for you to call
and price his stock.
-Harwell's stock of furniture en-
braces every necessary article for bed
room, parlor, or kitchen, and he will
not be undersold by anybody.
DR.. w. Il. Witherington, of Paro-
gould, Ark, visited his sister, who
is attending G. F. College at this place,
this week.
E. Webb has now in stock large
and select assortment of dry goods
notions, shoes, family groceries, etc
Call on him when you want bargains
Mr.. w. G. Clark, of South Ala.
bama, who has been on visit to his
brother in this county for couple O
weeks, called on us today Friday,
-Harwell carries the largest stock
of burial cases and caSkets to be founC
in this section of the State. Call or
him when you want anything in thi:
line.
A revival meeting recently closed
at Manchester. with IS converts as
the result. 1t is about time MeMinn
vile was having another "rousmen
meetin'."
When Mr.. A. J. Curl hasn't any
counting TO do now he is helping
Womack & Colville open up thei
big stock of dry goods, clothing, no
lions, groceries, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Wallace hav,
gone to housekeeping in the dwell
ing house owned by H. l.. Walling
just east of the Baptist Church, Oh
Lyon Street.
No article gives better satisfac
ton than Rice's Double Cone COTE
Pot, sold by r. A. Thatch. If yo1
want the very best coffee that can b
made buy one of these pots.
Mr.. "Star of Cheyenne Indians,
Fort Reno, Indian Territory, got on
of the bus from the Tullahoma trail
this (Friday) morning, and registere
at the Warren House, as above.
We have received the Mare
number of "Dorcas," a very attract
i've little illustrated monthly of We
mans handiwork. so cents per yea
publication Office % Vesey st. Ne,
York.
New Spring dry goods, clothing
hats, shoes, etc, are now daily arriN
ing at Gross q Golfers. They Civ
as much value as anybody else for
dollar, and throw in a chance for
fine organ.
In new spring styles of read
made clothing l have the largest an
cheapest stock l ever handled. I'll
stock was bought at bottom pric,
and will he sold the same way fc
cash. f.. WEBB.